Just seconds after Paris Saint-Germain pulled off a dramatic comeback to beat Tottenham Hotspur in the UEFA Super Cup marking PSG’s first-ever triumph in the competition Chelsea seized the moment to deliver a cheeky win.
On social media, Chelsea posted:
“#OnThisDay exactly one month ago, Chelsea beat PSG in the Club World Cup final!“
The post was a sharp reminder that not too long ago, it was Chelsea—not PSG—who bested the French giants in a major final. The comment quickly caught fire among fans across platforms.
Tottenham looked set for victory, holding a comfortable 2–0 lead over PSG deep into stoppage time. But PSG struck back, with Lee Kang-in and Gonçalo Ramos scoring in the final minutes to force the game into a penalty shootout. In the shootout, Tottenham faltered missing key penalties while Nuno Mendes sealed PSG’s win with the definitive spot-kick.
Chelsea’s remark wasn’t just playful banter—it was a bold reminder of their own global achievement. A month earlier, in July, the Blues delivered an unforgettable performance, defeating PSG 3–0 to win the Club World Cup.
By referencing that iconic victory, Chelsea turned Tottenham’s heartbreak into an opportunity to reclaim bragging rights:
“Exactly one month ago, we beat PSG…”
It was a mic drop moment, perfectly timed and perfectly cheeky.
Fans wasted no time, flooding social media with memes and cheers. Many praised the precision of the timing and boldness: “Classic Chelsea always in the headlines.” Others humorously noted that Chelsea’s post was exactly the “own goal comedy” Spurs didn’t need after letting a victory slip.
This playful one-liner keeps the Premier League trash-talk alive even off the pitch. With Chelsea reminding the world of their recent triumph and Tottenham licking their wounds, the post is more than just a meme it’s a statement.
